Higher Education

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More than 200 Delaware State University men and women are headed into the workforce. But before leaving the campus, they received their degrees along with one more pep talk.

Read the full grand jury investigation report of Penn State frat pledge Tim Piazza's death.

Biology students fearful that climbing costs could end cadaver studies have mobilized to support the program. But administrators say the activism is unnecessary.

Academia, known at times for fostering innovation and creativity, is also casually slow and bureaucratic when it comes to implementing much-needed radical change.

The university’s director of counseling services says the university's counseling staff is enough to meet the needs of Temple's students.

Dozens of U.S. colleges have bestowed honors upon prominent men from Hollywood to the nation's capital who have recently been accused of sexual misconduct.

All Things Considered is connecting people on either side of a shared experience, and they're letting us eavesdrop on their conversations in our series Been There.

The tax plan passed by the House could increase taxes on graduate students by thousands of dollars, when many make less than $20,000 a year.

Another high-profile instance of sexual harassment has rocked a major institution and students say administrators didn’t act transparently or strongly enough.

This time of year, many of us make an extra effort to reach out to those in need. Less obvious are the needs of homeless children in our schools.

The money from the National Institutes of Health will go to the Dover school’s Center of Biomedical Research Excellence.

U.S. District Judge John Padova tossed out several of the plaintiff’s claims, including that the school’s investigation was racially motivated, finding no evidence of that.

Hazim Hardeman is the first Temple University graduate heading to Oxford University in England as a Rhodes scholar.

The Princeton & Slavery Project, a website of research documenting the university's historic record of slavery, will host a symposium on campus this weekend.